Welcome to our LIVE coverage as Premier League leaders Leicester City take on Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park.

The final whistle goes and Leicester City celebrate ANOTHER win in their march towards the Premier League title. Riyad Mahrez's first-half goal was enough to see off Crystal Palace and the travelling Foxes fans can barely believe it. At Selhurst Park it finishes Palace 0, Leicester 1.

Palace bundle a shot just past the post, via a deflection, and from the resulting corner Delaney brilliantly controls on his chest before scissor-volleying a shot that cannons back off the bar with Schmeichel beaten.

We're into three minutes of added time.

Vardy is replaced by Amartey for the final few minutes.

Zaha does well to stay on his feet after being fouled by Schlupp on the break, but he loses the ball and the referee rightly pulls play back for the foul.

Albrighton has been tireless this afternoon and whips in a cross that is turned behind for a Leicester corner. The Foxes are finishing the game well, with the finishing line in sight.

Time is ticking away for Crystal Palace to find that equaliser - a goal that would move them closer to safety and really mix up the title race.

Vardy breaks up-field and uses his pace to breeze past three, then four defenders. But just as he's about to pull the trigger in comes Dann with a crucial tackle. That would have been game over.

That is the goalscorer's last involvement. Schlupp replaces Mahrez for Leicester.

Mahrez looks for Albrighton at the back post, but his cross is too firm and drifts out of play.

Cabaye's shot is deflected behind off Huth. The midfielder screams for a penalty, but that was never going to be given as handball.

Sako drills in a shot, but it's blocked. The pressure is starting to build from Palace.

Simpson fouls Gayle with an agricultural challenge as Palace looked to break. It might be a fairytale for Leicester, but the Foxes aren't afraid of the dark arts.

Lest we forget, it was Gayle who scored the final two goals in Crystal Palace's comeback against Liverpool in 2014 - a game that transformed that season's title race. Can he do it again?

Gayle replaces Ledley to try and solve that lack-of-a-striker issue.

It's all very well having pace on the wings, but with no striker in the middle it is proving very difficult for Palace to create anything dangerous.

Okazaki is replaced by Ulloa for the final 15 minutes.